The phrase "cheaper list" is not grammatically correct and would not be used in written English
A possible correct phrase could be "a more affordable list" or "a list of affordable options." For example, "I found a more affordable list of hotels for our trip."
Dr Etzioni explains that this may be because a new model has fewer reviews, which can make the older model seem better, and newer models often have a cheaper list price than an older one.
Consumers are likely to be enticed (at least initially) by the cheaper list price of the resource.
The provider will be able to offer a cheaper list price for CPPs than standard forwards while receiving the same profit.
In a competitive market, the provider would be better off offering a cheaper list price to entice customers, even if this results in a smaller profit increase as a result of reduced energy costs.
The same product on Drugstore.com has a cheaper list or "suggested" price ($50) and sells for $45 -- a discount of 10%.
The cheaper listing fees for the two categories in Germany had the same kind of affect on listings growth in the United States earlier in the year when eBay implemented store listings, which also offered lower insertion fees.
So it is that many a member of 2011's "To Be Avoided" club rank highly on 2012's "Going Cheap" list.
From psytrance heads to steampunks to "cyburlesque" fetishists, they were all on the cheap list.
All it takes is knowing one person, even vaguely, and finding yourself whacked on cheap list after cheap list until you fool yourself into thinking that you're an active and integral part of a scene.
The cheapest listing she has is a two-family on the market for $525,000, but it is boarded up and needs a complete renovation.
Of course, you're not going to find anything on exclusive Georgica Pond, where the cheapest listing with Sotheby's is currently a 1,100-square-foot 1,100-square-foot 1,100-square-footently went into cottaget.
